Dr Chris Arthur Fertility and Gynaecology

12/03/2026

Male fertility matters too.

Around 40–50% of infertility cases involve male factors, yet many men don’t realise how much age, lifestyle and health influence s***m quality. A semen analysis is simple, fast and often the key to understanding the full picture.

If you are planning a pregnancy, get in touch for further information on male fertility testing.

06/03/2026

and and I just hanging out on the birth suite at the end of the day. It’s great to be in a call group with these three and our colleagues and . We’re there for each other for cover, support and advice and it’s genuinely nice when we run into each other and get to just chat!

06/03/2026

It’s fantastic to have these guys and the other members of our call team (Dr Sean Holland and Dr Abigail Evans) around for cover, support and advice. It’s genuinely fun to run into them on the birth suite and around Pindara!

A day in the life of an Obstetrician!
Here late at night on maternity with my colleagues Dr Drew Moffrey, Dr Chris Arthur & Dr Yas Pilgrim.
The 4 of us have worked together in many of Queensland’s maternity facilities over many years & I am thankful that we continue to support each other here at Pindara today!

04/03/2026

Endometriosis & Fertility

Endometriosis can affect egg quality, inflammation and tubal function, but it doesn’t mean pregnancy is out of reach. With the right combination of medical management, surgery or assisted reproductive technologies, many women conceive successfully.

If you’ve been trying to conceive without success, let’s explore your options together!

27/02/2026

Heavy Periods & Iron Deficiency

Heavy menstrual bleeding is one of the leading causes of iron deficiency, which can leave you feeling exhausted, breathless or foggy.

A simple blood test can provide answers, and treatment can restore your energy and quality of life.

If you suspect low iron or struggle with heavy periods, book a consultation with your GP!

23/02/2026

Endometriosis is Not “Just Bad Period Pain”

It is a chronic inflammatory condition that can cause severe pain, fatigue, digestive symptoms and fertility challenges. It’s not something you need to push through or minimise.

If your pain is affecting your daily life, reach out.

Early diagnosis and tailored treatment can make a profound difference.

21/02/2026

Jinxed myself!

21/02/2026

Helping out at the bbq at the para swimming World Series that’s on at the Gold Coast this weekend. On call for Pindara just down the road and still amazed I live somewhere I can go watch an international event and still be comfortably close enough for an emergent presentations.

17/02/2026

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent disease,” not because it has no symptoms, but because those symptoms are easy to dismiss - bloating, pelvic discomfort, changes in appetite or feeling full quickly.

Early detection saves lives, yet many women are diagnosed late simply because they weren’t aware of what to look for.

Listen to your body - early action can change everything.

If you’ve noticed persistent bloating, pelvic pain, or changes in your cycle or digestion...book a review with your doctor.

24/01/2026

The new year is the perfect moment to prioritise your health and one of the simplest steps you can take is booking your cervical screening test.

Life gets busy, but this quick, highly effective check can prevent cervical cancer and give you peace of mind for years. Whether you choose a clinician collected sample or a private self collected swab, both options in Australia are safe, accurate, and designed to help you stay on top of your cervical health.

14/01/2026

Life After Endometriosis Surgery: What to Expect

Surgery for endometriosis, often performed via laparoscopy, can be a turning point in managing symptoms and improving fertility. But recovery and long term outcomes vary, and it’s important to know what comes next.

Surgery for endometriosis can significantly reduce pain and improve fertility, but it’s not a cure. Ongoing care, monitoring, and support are essential to long term wellbeing.

For more information, contact my rooms today.

08/01/2026

Arriving for Your Appointment – A Helpful Reminder

We want your visit with us to be smooth and stress free. To help us provide the best care, please plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment.

Why arrive early?
• Time to complete any necessary forms or update your details
• Ensure we have accurate information about your health and medications
• Allow our team to prepare your file before you see the doctor

Arriving a little earlier helps avoid delays, keeps appointments running on time and ensures you get the most out of your consultation. Your health and comfort are our priority. Thank you for helping us make your visit as efficient and supportive as possible!